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Earlier this month, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) reduced the percentage of liquid reserves some banks are required to hold. Effective May 15, the Chinese central bank estimated that the policy change would release about RMB 280 billion into the system. This RRR discount, however, w...
U.S. importers are paying almost all of the U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods imposed by President Donald Trump, the International Monetary Fund says in its blog on Thursday. More news on: iShares China Large-Cap ETF, Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3x Shares ETF, Direxion Daily FTSE China Be...
By Ashwin Alankar Chinese President Xi Jinping has more tools at his disposal than his American counterpart, Donald Trump, to deal with the potential negative effects of tariffs, say Myron Scholes and Ash Alankar of the Janus Henderson Adaptive Asset Allocation Team. U.S. President Don...
We're meant to believe that Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are good friends… at least, according to the former. But, at this rate, it's going to need a hell of a lot more than sharing "beautiful" chocolate cake to calm things down in the US-China trade dispute. Far from cooling down, thi...
The global financial markets are being held prisoner by rising trade tensions, primarily between the United States and China. While both countries feel, but to differing degrees, that they can weather a trade war, each is focusing on who will dominate the global economy over the next generatio...
The US-China trade war recently escalated with Donald Trump's decision to increase tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports. As trade talks fail to overcome political barriers between both countries, China is feeling immediate economic pressure. New Tariffs, New Challenges The trade ...
"In waking a tiger, use a long stick." - Mao Zedong Watching with interest the collapse of the China trade deal with the US, triggering the return of much muted volatility, as the fear of the "sell in May" motto settles in, given the rising tensions between the two powers. When it came to ...
By James Gorrie As of May 10, trade talks between the United States and China had stalled. Then, on May 13, China retaliated by raising tariffs up to 25 percent on $60 billion worth of U.S. products. There's also the possibility that China will sell a significant portion of U.S. Treasury b...
When you look at the markets, for the moment, the overwhelming concern is China. No one cares about the platters or the food or the silverware, just the China. Apparently, it is what you eat on, that is much more important than the food. This is often called "saving face" but in our current si...
In any trade negotiation, the last few innings are usually the most fragile since that is when more difficult issues are addressed, and the U.S.-China negotiations in early May are certainly proof. We had shared in the growing optimism that a deal would be secured given the political appetite ...